Our civilization and our Christianity have been made too much a matter of faith in, and devotion to, the unknowable, divorced from all human relations.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Our civilization and our Christianity have been made too much a matter of faith in, and devotion to, the unknowable…”
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Woodhull emphasizes the disconnect between spiritual beliefs and human relationships in her critique of civilization and Christianity.
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